Editorial board policy at Hanover College paper
The October 21 1966 issue states that the newspaper editorial policy is determined by a student editorial board. It confirms the editorials represent the views of at least a three quarter majority of the eight member board including named editors and the cartoonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Criangle
Karen Smith
Eric Thompson
Nemes Hamman
Mark Kendall
Pete Moss
Judy Helms
Terri Stoneburner
Bob Bowman
Hanover College Triangle
Hanover Plan Review Sparks Student Access Concerns
The Editorial Board voices concern over the Hanover Plan Review Committee findings released to faculty staff and Trustees but not to students, accusing lingering paternalism. It urges timely release to the student body so they can engage in final shaping of the evaluation.
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Hanover Plan
Open House Plan Gains Student Senate Backing
Open House Investigating Committee approved by the Student Senate signals student led effort for regular open houses. A proposal for monthly Sunday afternoon events in living units is discussed with I RC and Dean Norris, urging broad student input and close committee collaboration.
A Cool Heel MORROW at Crescent Theater in Louisville
Film show featuring Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastrioanni in three contemporary tales. Loren plays a pregnant Neapolitan cigarette seller, a rich wife seeks to hide love from her husband’s money, and a prostitute captivates a seminary student as Mastriano or Mastrioanni waits in the outer room. Director Vitorino DeSica earns praise for performances and adaptation.
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Morrow
Crescent Theater
Louisville
Sophia Loren
Marcello Mastroianni
Miss Loren
Marcello Mastrioanni
Student Senate Delays Action On Board Proposal
Wednesday Roy Stroh presented the Board of Student Affairs statement and distributed copies to senators. Faculty vote on the proposal is set for November 7. Senators tabled the statement for two weeks to allow living units to discuss it. Board teams of one faculty member and students will visit living units on request to discuss the issue. Trudy Winkler urged support for a Campus Fellowship project aiding underprivileged Madison children to foster college relations. applications are due October 31 in the library. Sedgwick Clark described the Assembly probation procedure with a hearing by the Student Senate Assembly Committee to review evidence.
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Roy Stroh
Board of Student Affairs
Trudy Winkler
Madison
Freshman Class Officers Inducted At Open House Events
Donna Ollis reports on campus activities including a freshmen elections tally of 157 votes and new officers John Baer Frankfort president Jim Maschmeyer Indianapolis vice president Lynn Carter secretary Ken Zack South Bend treasurer. Activities included a coffee hour at President Horners and New open house plans.
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S.C.R
Mark Hershman
Hanover
Ohio
Indiana
Wooster College
Bob Cupp
Campus Chest
Senators
President Horner
Betty Gliessner
Linda Dills
John Baer
Frankfort
Jim Maschmeyer
Indianapolis
Lynn Carter
Ken Zack
South Bend
Baer
Judy Helms
This Sporting Life and Local Arts Report in Louisville Week
Next week on October 31 a screening of This Sporting Life is announced. Earlier, Charley's Aunt opened at Actors Theatre in Louisville and runs through November 13 with varied showtimes including matinees on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Also tonight in Memorial Auditorium Sergio Mendes Trio Brasil 66 headlines at 8:30. precedes with notes about Mendes' stature in Brazil. The Desert Song plays Brown Theatre from October 31 to November 5 with multiple matinees and evening shows, tickets from 2.95 to 7.50. The column closes praising the College art department for its wall-space displays at Classic.
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Actors Theatre
Louisville
Herb Alpert
Sergio Mendes
Brasil
Memorial Auditorium
Brazil
Brown Theatre
Creeping democracy sparks talk at University of Chicago
A Maroon editorial argues that American education is affected by anti democratic bias within university administration. It cites student government actions on curfews and parietal hours as a test case and foresees potential democratic shifts or turmoil if decisions are unilateral. The piece notes Chicago is ahead of others and claims implications for universities worldwide.
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The
Maroon
Hanover
Red
Chicago
University of Chicago
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I.R.C
Dean Norris
Vitorino DeSica
Assembly
Sedgwick Clark
Student Senate
By Donna Ollis
By Laura Marasco
By Eric Thomson
Irie
Che Hannover College Triangle
Hanover College
Hanover Post Office
Senate
Our Sviiuns
Henry Hamman
Marge Fox
Susan van Arsdel
Glen Bengson
Ed van Dyne
Susan Straley
Donna Ohlis
Chuck Howard
Steve Traylor
Bill Henderson
Ron Brogan
Marasco
Sally Hinchman
Sarajane Garzolini
Jerry Boyd
Donna Ollis
Jim Putnam
Eric Thomson
Trish Ewing
Nell Nichols
Jane Clamme
Marilyn Rosser
Beth Garrigus
Pat Krise
Laura Johnson
Jean Rogers
Melinda Montgomery
Judy Tom Nagle
Linda Moran
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